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| | The San Francisco Earthquake, 1906 |
 | | Streets on all sides were filled with brick and mortar, buildings either completely collapsed or brick fronts had just dropped completely off. |
 | | Wagons with horses hitched to them, drivers and all, lying on the streets, all dead, struck and killed by the falling bricks, these mostly the wagons of the produce dealers, who do the greater part of their work at that hour of the morning. |
 | | Bronson, William, The Earth Shook, the Sky Burned (1986); Thomas, Gordon and Witts, Max, The San Francisco Earthquake (1971); Morris, Charles (ed.), The San Francisco Calamity by Earthquake and Fire (1906). |
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